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This study draws on the disciplines of anthropology, theology, history, biology, philosophy, and analytic philosophy of education to analyze the legitimacy of spirituality as a seperate academic discipline. It draws parallels between the work of Pierre Hadot, MacIntyre, and Oakeshott.
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